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Charge 2 Not Working with Android 4.4.2

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‎02-07-2018 08:51 - last edited on ‎02-07-2018 14:00 by Moderator Alum

‎02-07-2018 08:51 - last edited on ‎02-07-2018 14:00 by Moderator Alum

This is pathetic.  There are many users that still use Android 4.4.2 and I am one of them.

Haven't you people ever heard of having different versions of software.

I just received my fitbit charge 2 and it cannot be recognized by my version of Android.

Very sad and your literature does not say that.

Very disappointed!

 

 

Moderator Edit: Updated Subject for Clarity 

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‎02-07-2018 09:40

‎02-07-2018 09:40

Dear friend, although i'm putting all my effort in this tricky challenge in which i put myself on, charged and running, to understand why so many android platforms simply do not work with the Fitbit, i can firmly reply you that android 4.4.2 is fully compatible since i'm succesfully using it with an old samsung s3 neo, a replacement for my "bad luck Huawei" which is, as opposed, completely not compatible (even in its a 7.0 android)

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‎02-08-2018 00:10

In response to c3kkos

‎02-08-2018 00:10

Find some real programmers to work on it.

By the way, I am not your friend.  I am a customer.

 

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‎02-10-2018 01:03

In response to xmanhattan

‎02-10-2018 01:03

I used the word "friend" for implicit sense of "i know you got problems, i've got too"

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